Picture perfect: J.J. Watt tweets hilarious reaction to Badgers' rout of Wolverines
Houston Texans star J.J. Watt wasn't the only former Badgers player to weigh in on No. 13 Wisconsin's 49-11 victory over Michigan on Saturday night, but the three-time NFL defensive player of the year may have perfectly captured the fun fans were having with one UW-themed GIF.
Scroll down to see what Watt and other former UW football players were saying as the Badgers dominated the Wolverines to improve to 2-0 on the season:
Drum roll, please
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) November 15, 2020
Insatiable hunger
Two already?! Keep feeding this man https://t.co/fDLzzmzl8E
— Alec Ingold (@AI_XLV) November 15, 2020
Fire it up!
Scottyyyyyy🔥
— Jonathan Taylor (@JayT23) November 15, 2020
Show no mercy
That finish 😤
— Jonathan Taylor (@JayT23) November 15, 2020
Dancing up a storm
https://t.co/MkbFI5OwjE pic.twitter.com/QJ1VZ8GsUG
— Vince Biegel (@VinceBiegel) November 15, 2020
Beaming with pride
So proud of these boys mane ! https://t.co/aFKPCAE8k8
— Chris Orr (@Chris_Guwap) November 15, 2020
Say it Loud!
There you go Squatch!!! @iloudermilk111
— Olive Sagapolu (@OSagapolu) November 15, 2020
O Captain! My Captain!
I know it’s still early in the game and in the season, but @jimleonhard has this defense looking right!!! #OnWisconsin
— Vince Biegel (@VinceBiegel) November 15, 2020
Don't sell him short
Why not 4 https://t.co/pLIedw8c45
— Alec Ingold (@AI_XLV) November 15, 2020
Set up for success
I hope QB recruits see how great of a playcaller and coach Paul Chryst is. @GrahamMertz5 is on his way to be a star! #Badgers
— Marcus Cromartie (@Cromartie_M) November 15, 2020
Jersey connection
Jerseyyy🙌🏾🙌🏾
— Jonathan Taylor (@JayT23) November 15, 2020
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